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Hi all,

I have hinted at sequencer improvements in several posts, so I wanted to take the opportunity and add some meat to this.

Our midterm goal for Maschine is to support the full workflow from capturing first ideas to sketching a song arrangement. This means we realize that we won’t support all aspects of a full-scale production in this step. Here is how we are currently tackling this.

One of our main requirements is that nothing breaks for our existing users in terms of their workflow using Patterns and Scenes. We have already released the Scene length feature in 2.4.6, and we’re currently working on another improvement for Scene arranging: linked Scenes. This will allow Scenes to be inserted into the arrangement multiple times, and changes in one of the linked Scenes (or instances of the Scene, if you like) will be mirrored in the other linked Scenes. With one press of a button, a linked Scene can be turned into a “unique” Scene, i.e. new Patterns are generated on all Groups and the Scene is unlinked, but contains exactly the events of the linked Scene - and can be edited on its own from then on. We are implementing this feature in a way that it is unobtrusive to existing workflows of Scene duplication etc.

This second improvement to arranging with Scenes is an effort to prepare the ground for a major addition to Maschine’s sequencer: The Song Layer. The high-level concept is a layer on top of the current Scene arranger, where Song Clips can be placed independent from Scene boundaries. So in the future, Patterns will stay in Scenes and Song Clips will be on the Song layer. It’s easy to turn a Pattern (also an auto-repeated Pattern) into a Song Clip and edit it on the Song layer. This makes it easy to have a one-bar Pattern repeat four times and have a little variation only on the fourth bar, for example. But it is also possible to build a backing track entirely out of Scenes (as one would do now) and then record new Song Clips over the entire length of the Song, or parts of it.

This is what the Song layer in its current state looks like:



In the first step, Song Clips will always mute Patterns in the same Group when they overlap. Start and end points of Song Clips can be freely adjusted, though. It is also possible to start an arrangement just on the Song layer and completely bypass the Scene arranger. But we believe that the combination of a Scene arranger that allows for quickly laying down the foundation of a track and a Song layer for transitions and parts that evolve over the course of the entire track makes for a very powerful “song sketching” sequencer. We know that currently, many of you export individual Patterns as MIDI or audio into your host DAWs. Our goal with this next milestone is that you will do more arranging inside of Maschine, exporting longer parts or stems of the entire arrangement into a DAW, which is then more or less only used for recording audio tracks and mastering the full song.

I’m not giving an exact release date here because I can’t. The team working on this Song layer is an agile team, creating feature increments every two weeks. We are already actively testing the Song layer both internally as well as with a group of external testers. Within the next weeks, we would like to extend this external testing to a “closed beta”, to which we will invite forum members to apply. Please take this post as a high-level heads-up, and please understand that we won’t be able to discuss the concept in detail - we’d much rather get our solution into your hands as quickly as possible, then get your feedback, and then iterate on the solution, rather than discussing it to death up front. We are eager to get this updated Maschine sequencer out into the wild, but we want to be sure it’s ready before we pull the trigger. So bear with us and soon, test with us, so we can make this a great update for everyone.

Best,
Florian

Our midterm goal for Maschine is to support the full workflow from capturing first ideas to sketching a song arrangement.

We know that currently, many of you export individual Patterns as MIDI or audio into your host DAWs. Our goal with this next milestone is that you will do more arranging inside of Maschine, exporting longer parts or stems of the entire arrangement into a DAW, which is then more or less only used for recording audio tracks and mastering the full song.

savoir une surface de contrôle décliné en plusieurs versions avec une Light, une standard avec carte sons intégrée et une pro avec un super écran et pleins de boutons partout...
Enfin c'est ce que je pense...
Allez on y croit pour 2017 ?